Maldon Little Ship Club

About the club

The origins of the Maldon Little Ship Club go back to the 1920s from the formation of the London Little Ship Club formed in 1926 and by 1927 the idea of forming branches of the club was born, thus the Maldon branch was formed in June 1927 as an offshoot of the London Little Ship Club, bearing the title of “Little Ship Club Maldon Branch”, latterly to become known as The Maldon Little Ship Club, acquiring the current day premises the old smithy on Hythe Quay in 1951. By 1959 the premises was purchased with some minor covenants such as the building shall be used only as a sailing club. Our aims are to promote the sport of sailing and the art of seamanship through training as an RYA accredited centre, we also have an active sailing and social programme, and welcome new members who have an interest in the water and would either like to become actively involved with their own vessel or via our crew wanted scheme.

There is a warm welcome waiting for members, their guests and visiting yachtsmen, access to temporary moorings on the tide or overnight is via the visitors pontoon on Hythe Quay which is suitable for shoal draft vessels which are able to take the ground.

The Commodore.

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